Tihomir Karlovic

Hi Francois, I remember you, it's been years :-) Yes, definitely. But, as you have probably noticed, the last decade or so I didn't have much (any) time for LdapAdmin. Nowdays ( ast I'm aging close to retirement ) things may change. If you can help me I fullhartedly agree, otherwise, It will take some time for me to find free time for it and get to know new tools. Anyway, It was nice hearing from you again :-) Best regards, Tihomir

Hi Vlado, you m,ay be seeing the system attributes. Those can only be shown if you search for them explicitely. LdapAdmin has a lists of such attributes and, depending on the server recognized, it will query those. You can switch this on/off in preferences of the conmnection. B est regards, Tihomir

it is, see here http://ldapadmin.org/docs/introduction.html

Could be a bug, I would need to do more research, can't promise at the moment. I've been tied in other projects for a few years now and my "of the top of my head" knowledge is slowly evaporating ;-)

Yes, as far as know there have bin no complaints so far. AND, since LdapAdmin is using Windows API, there is no reason not to work wit new versions. but, I only myself tested pn Windows 2012

How does your config looks like as compared to others? Particularly BaseDN

HI, It seems that I may have encounterd this before, I just forgot about it :-) Plase see this thread https://sourceforge.net/p/ldapadmin/discussion/305548/thread/7cf32bec/?limit=25 Let me know it this is the same problem. Best regards, Tihomir

Hi Xanti, did you chack the documentation page: http://ldapadmin.org/docs/scripts.html ? You can use Session.Search to get the list of entries that you want to modify. The loop through the list and access attributes with attributesByName['attributeName'] to access attribute and its values. Best regards, Tihomir